As the new academic year approaches, educators and students alike are gearing up for another round of discovery and learning. At Labster, we’re thrilled to support this journey with our newly launched Back-to-School Chemistry Collection.
This carefully curated set of simulations is designed to elevate the teaching and learning experience, making foundational chemistry concepts more engaging, accessible, and impactful.
Chemistry is a cornerstone of scientific education, yet it can often be challenging for students to grasp it. This collection offers tools that not only simplify these concepts but also bring them to life in an immersive, virtual environment. Here’s why this collection is a game-changer:
Here’s a sneak peek into the back-to-school chemistry collection:
Atomic Structure (Principles): Atoms and Isotopes
Students will explore the building blocks of matter by constructing anions, cations, and isotopes in a safe, virtual environment. They’ll learn about protons, neutrons, and electrons, and use nuclear symbol notation to identify elements and their properties. This simulation also includes a mission to an exoplanet, adding an adventurous twist to atomic theory.
Physical and Chemical Properties: Escape the Lab!
In this thrilling escape room simulation, students must apply their knowledge of physical and chemical properties to survive and escape a dangerous lab environment. They’ll identify conductivity, flammability, and reactivity of materials to create a fire-resistant suit and unlock the final escape hatch.
Balancing Equations: Mastering the Process
Students will dive into the art of balancing chemical equations, starting with simple reactions and progressing to complex polyatomic ion equations. This practice-based simulation offers a step-by-step approach to mastering this essential skill, making it both challenging and rewarding.
Energy Surfaces and Spontaneous Reactions
This simulation introduces students to core thermodynamics concepts such as entropy, enthalpy, and Gibbs free energy. They’ll visualize exothermic and endothermic reactions and apply Hess’s law to calculate reaction enthalpies. Interactive games on reaction spontaneity provide a dynamic learning experience.
Students will cover the basics of laboratory safety, pH calculations, diffusion and osmosis, and blood typing. They’ll perform virtual experiments, including mixing acids and bases, observing cell behavior in different environments, and conducting blood type tests, preparing them for real-life lab work.
Dive into the chemistry collection guide for more information
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